A Tom Riddle for Everyone

"Haha, you lost!"

The red-haired boy excitedly slammed a Chocolate Frog card down on the stone table, hitting it so hard he almost overturned the heavy slab.

In the card, a witch in pajamas with bluish-purple skin was picking her nose. When she realized she was being shown off, she hurriedly slipped awkwardly out of the frame.

"I drew Cliodna. She was the first witch to discover the medicinal properties of the Moon-dew Flower. According to the rules, I can get one Moon-dew Flower card!"

As if to prove his words, the witch who had hastily left returned to the picture in a solemn gray robe. Two orioles circled around her, and she held a bouquet of blooming flowers in her hands.

"But what use is that?" The blond boy sitting opposite him shook his head. "Weasley, all you know how to use are these common, useless cards. Look at what I have on the field. It's Morgan le Fay. She's immune to illusion effects. A handful of flowers? Heh, this is an invincible field. Do you know what invincible means? Invincible means—"

"Of course I know. One look and I can tell you didn't study Potions properly." The red-haired boy cut the blond boy off and laughed smugly. "Moon-dew Flower is one of the optional ingredients for making the Draught of Living Death. According to the rules of Card Wizard Duel, I can obtain one bottle of Draught of Living Death. The Draught of Living Death can put your wizard to sleep for a full day and night. During that day and night, you can't draw cards, and you can't use any magic or Potions based on that card."

"You're only delaying your death."

The blond boy smoothed his soft golden hair, which had already begun to reveal his